r/Centarius

Honestly, I feel like it can go both ways. Games like Hades used early access really well years of community feedback helped shape it into one of the best games out there.

But then you have games that stay in early access for years with barely any meaningful updates, and that can really hurt trust in the whole model.

Where do you stand? Does early access genuinely make games better, or has it become an excuse to release unfinished games?

My pick would be radiance from hollowknight! What about you?

Hollow Knight is still one of the best games I’ve played. The atmosphere, combat, and amount of content for the price are just insane.

I’ll go first with Pacify, one of the most fun experiences with a lot of shouting and screaming I’ve ever had in a horror game. Specially the struggle to find the last doll and she keeps going crazy!

Who else has put themselves through this instead of just grabbing a mouse?

Mine's Chicory: A Colorful Tale. It looks like a cute coloring book game but it quietly deals with self-doubt and creative burnout in a way that hit way harder than I expected. Underrated doesn't even cover it.

What's yours, and why won't you let it go?

Megalovania in Undertale, Sealed Vessel in Hollow Knight, or In the Blood in Hades. What battle was pure sensory perfection?

And Which one is your favourite?